LIFESTYLE
Covid pandemic linked to higher OCD symptoms in college-goers
During Covid-19, college students experienced more obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) symptoms, finds a new study. The study found that college students tested during the peak of the pandemic reported a higher incidence of two key OCD symptoms -- unacceptable thoughts and fear of contamination. "It is exciting to be able to leverage this data to add to the study of how the pandemic has impacted the college students' mental health," Mitroff added.
Investing in fine wine
The older the wine, the better! This phrase applies not only to the taste of the wine, but also to its value, which increases over time. Wine is valued based on scarcity, blend, label reputation, and longevity, so keep these in mind before making any decisions. What began with a few million is now a $5 billion market, roughly 65 percent larger than a decade ago.
Rare works by eminent Indian modernists to go under the hammer
The collection presents work from different periods of Modern Indian Art and includes exceptional creations by revered names such as Nicholas Roerich, Rabindranath Tagore, Amrita Sher- Gil, M V Dhurandhar, Nandalal Bose, Jamini Roy, M.F. Husain, S.H. Raza, F.N. Souza, Tyeb Mehta, Akbar Padamsee, Krishen Khanna, Arpita Singh, Sakti Burman, K.K. Hebbar, Bikash Bhattacharjee, Ganesh Pyne, and Rameshwar Broota amongst other eminent artists.
Summer cocktails
Known for its premium quality, aromatic composition and softer flavour profile, Gin has made a comeback over the years. The drink along with being considered a great accompaniment to brunches is a perfect choice for the Indian summer. On the occasion of World Gin Day, try your hand at these gin infused cocktails.
Six Tranquil Escapes
Byron Bay, Australia is ideal for those seeking sun, sea, sand, and peace. The environmentally conscious Crystalbrook Byron (formerly Byron at Byron) is a must-see. With free daily outdoor yoga classes and endless trails through the surrounding rainforest, this luscious resort is ideal for those looking to relax their body and mind while immersing themselves in nature.
Astro Zindagi (Weekly Horoscope:June 13-19)
Aries need to work on your public image this week. Watch your behaviour else it can bring bad name to you. You can be a part of social and religious activities as this will help you get mental peace. Due to the bad or turbulent atmosphere of the house, youmay feel depressed. In such a situation, any wrong step you take at this time can impact the family environment. If you want to change jobs or take any important decision related to your profession, then this is an auspicious time.
Ahmedabad to witness first ever LGBTQIA cultural fest on July 2
GQPF founder Rahul Upadhyay told IANS, "We have been working for this foundation for five years now and we have noticed a positive change in people's mindset. We organise community meetups every month. We have also started inviting the parents in the meetups too who insist on involving them so that they can make their children's lives easier."
Young girls reaching puberty sooner in US: Study
According to the Daily Mail, the average age of puberty in the US has dropped from the typical, biologically recognised, age of 12, to 10 for females. Experts said that the US' growing obesity crisis could be the root cause, blaming poor diets for pushing up puberty. Others think it could be caused by violent childhoods, and there is also the theory that it is linked to an imbalance of certain hormones.
Travel Tips for Millenials
It doesn't have to be a long journey; a weekend trip to a different location can satisfy your wanderlust! Because millennials enjoy travelling but may not want to splurge, it's critical to take advantage of all opportunities to save money with these travel tips before you start packing your suitcases:
Covid infection may up risk of psychiatric disorders: Study
Researchers at Oregon State University in the US found that Covid patients had a 3.8 per cent rate of developing a psychiatric disorder compared with 3.0 per cent for other respiratory tract infections. The 0.8 per cent difference amounts to about a 25 per cent increased relative risk. The team looked specifically at anxiety disorders and mood disorders and found a minor but significant increase in risk for anxiety disorders and no change in risk for mood disorders.
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